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    The story of Robin Hood, the famous archer and advocate for the poor, has been adapted into hundreds of books, films, and television series. However, Robin Hood was not always depicted as a beloved hero, stealing from the rich and redistributing to the poor. In fact, many early representations of Robin Hood characterize him as a morally ambiguous, primarily self-interested yeoman. Regardless of the highly varying interpretations of the character, Robin Hood’s adventures seem to resonate with audiences

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    Toni The Superhero by R.D. Base, Illustrated by Debbie Hefke Review by Kit Lago When you pick up this book you will follow young Toni through his day, and all of the activities that he likes to do, both on his own as a young boy, with his friends, with his mother, or as a superhero from mundane to adventurous! Through clear illustrations you see each of Toni's favorite activities, each one something he enjoys. Created for small children who have yet learned to read, the text is quite simple and

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    Robin Williams, a man who makes people laugh, feel, and smile. He is someone who helped out the world by giving back to it. And, he is a man who was loved by millions. Robin Williams was a great and loved comedian who had many obstacles throughout his life. The comedian and actor was born on July 21, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois, to formed model Laura and Ford executive Robert William. Robin was bullied badly during his childhood for being chubby, and would spend most of his time in his large family

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    Robyn Hood: Outlaw Princess by John Reynolds is a fresh take on the classic Robin Hood but with a fun twist. This is a quick, fun, young adult novel but one everyone is sure to enjoy. Robyn is a seventeen years old girl living an ordinarily boring life. She thinks things can sink any lower until a terrible storm strikes and she finds herself transported to another time. In this new place, she discovers that she is Robyn Hood, a female outlaw leading a band of outlaw women. With each passing day

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    Dear Theresa, Really? 60!? Wow I can remeber when you were 30yrs old and I was 20 yrs old and me teasing you for being SO much older than me, of course you always looked so much younger than me. I met Theresa in the fall of 1987. We were sitting somewhat close to each other in a business class at NMSU when I asked Theresa a question( "do you want to go to the George Strait concert'?) , little did I know that would lead to a life long friendship. During my college years Theresa was such a

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    Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success. -Henry Ford (Brainyquote) In the Novel Lord of the Flies the boys come together, keep together, but then begin to become completely unglued. The boys come together at the start of the Novel when an election is held. This is the first time all of the boys on the island meet. Ralph wins the election by a landslide against Jack. Although, Jack wants to be the leader of the boys because he is already the leader

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    Robin Hood, heroic outlaw in English folklore, who was a highly skilled archer and swordsman. Described as being dressed in Lincoln green, he is often portrayed as "robbing from the rich and giving to the poor" (Wright, "A Beginner's Guide to Robin Hood." ) alongside his band of Merry Men. Many people see Robin Hood as a hero. He was definitely a hero to the poor people of Nottingham, where the story takes place. He stole from the rich and gave to the poor. But to the rich, he was a criminal. What

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    The famous 15th century thief with a heart of gold, Robin Hood, is a familiar and beloved character even today. This popularity stems from the essential questions that Robin’s stories ask, such as, what happens to justice when faith and law become institutionalised? Often in these tales the unfortunate answer is that true faith and justice degrades under power. So it falls to the likes of Robin and his men to uphold the values they believe in themselves; without the guidance of the “experts” who

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    Robin Williams was born on July 21st 1951 in Chicago. In 2014 we lost an incredible marvelous man. Williams inspired many people he brought a lot of happiness to others he also overcame a lot of problems. Williams left a trail of sadness when he took his life and is missed my many. Williams helped many people he gave back love, laughter and tons of happiness. William's parents were named Robert and Laura they died also. Williams flirted with many girls he did not keep women's for a long period of

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    Why did the father have debt? Why did the Beast asks Beauty to marry him mulitple times before telling her the truth? What inspired Robin McKinley to write The Rose Cottage? 1. solace - comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness (pg. 14) 2. candelabrum - a large branched candlestick or holder for several candles (pg.69) 3. furbelowed - adorn with trimmings (pg. 97) 4. beseecgingly

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